SlaughterhouseDavid Rieff

The war in Bosnia has confounded all our expectations. The end of the Cold War, most people imagined in 1989 and 1990, signaled the end of conflict in Europe. What Western Europeans already enjoyed - peace, prosperity, a common market - would be extended to countries like Yugoslavia. Like their neighbors in Croatia and Serbia, Bosnians - Croat, Serb, and Muslim alike - had the same expectations of the post-Communist era. Theirs was already a consumer culture, fueled by ever larger waves of tourists. In 1984, the Winter Olympics were held in Sarajevo. That event seemed to presage the rosiest…
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United NationsYugoslav War, 1991-1995American Personal narrativesAtrocitiesYugoslav War, 1991-HistoryYugoslav War,1991-Vredesmachten
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3 in Spinefolk| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | Simon & Schuster | 1996 | 9780684819037 |
| Edition | Simon & Schuster | 1995 | 9780671881184 |
| Edition | Vintage | 1995 | 9780099478317 |
United NationsYugoslav War, 1991-1995American Personal narrativesAtrocitiesYugoslav War, 1991-HistoryYugoslav War,1991-Vredesmachten
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